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Why You Should Stop Using !Ubuntu !Linux and Move Back to #Debian http://con.ca/news/3534
- Bradley M. Kuhn, James Robertson and Kevin T. Neely and 8 others like this.
- Thierry Andriamirado, Dlareg, zonkinoff and Omar S. Abdul-Hafez repeated this.
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♺ @con: Why You Should Stop Using !Ubuntu !Linux and Move Back to #Debian http://con.ca/news/3534
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@filippobovo: Meh. Old news.
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Or more like #Apple? ;) @filippobovo: #Ubuntu like a sort of little new #Microsoft?
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@con Switching back to debian is great, but his reasons are based on conjecture, not facts.
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@danborne i read that article. i figure ubuntu has it fans and debian also. no reason for infighting. we are linux addicts i reckon.
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@seeds I understand what you mean; I just disagree with his reasoning.
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@danborne yea i didn't like his reasoning at all
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@filippobovo: That's a very valid point. Perhaps our goal, as users, is to simply work with the least of the evils? ;-)
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@filippobovo, keep perspective: #Apple is much more insidious than both #Canonical & #Google . Google, in turn, much more so than Canonical.
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@seeds, it's not a question of being a "Linux addict". It's a question of whether the distribution maker is dedicated to software freedom
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@bkuhn yeah i totally respect that i prefer to live in software freedom but it just so happens i prefer debian at the same time :)
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@con Ahahah that's possible, effectively... :P
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@filippobovo, #Google is dangerous & getting worse,but they aren't as bad for software freedom as #Apple (yet). I agree #ChromeOS dangerous.
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@bkuhn I think that some of the server backend of rPath is proprietary.
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@j1mc, Troubling to hear that. I'll ask them about it. Does Foresight rely on it? I didn't think that it did; it just used packaging stuff?
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